Massive winter storm sweeping across northern US in coming days, dangerously cold temperatures expected
Northern US temperatures will drop drastically into the Pacific Northwest first, then hit the northern Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A massive winter storm that will push across the northern U.S. in coming days could dump several feet of snow at higher elevations and bring dangerously cold temperatures, forecasters said Sunday.
The arctic blast will sweep into the Pacific Northwest and then push across the northern Rocky Mountains and onto the Great Plains. It will bring heavy snow and strong winds, the National Weather Service said.
Forecasters issued winter storm warnings and advisories across the region beginning Sunday afternoon. Lesser snowfall amounts were expected at lower elevations.
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Temperatures will drop drastically after Tuesday leading to dangerous wind chills, the weather service said.
Mist rises above ice floes on the Yellowstone River after a night of -29 degree temperatures on Dec. 2, 2022, in Paradise Valley, Montana. Northern United States is expecting a winter storm in the coming days. (William Campbell/Getty Images)
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Snow was also forecast across portions of North and South Dakota.